Soeren Kern ~ November 21, 2016

• European criticism of Trump goes far beyond a simple displeasure with the man who will be the next president. The condemnation reveals a deep-seated contempt for the United States, and for American v**ers who democratically elected a candidate committed to restoring American economic and military strength.
• The primary cause of the global disorder is the lack of American leadership at home and abroad. A series of feckless decisions by Obama to reduce American military influence abroad have created geopolitical power vacuums that are being filled by countries and ideologies that are innately hostile to Western interests and values.
• For the past seven decades, the U.S. has spent hundreds of millions of dollars annually to guarantee German security, although Germany steadfastly refuses to honor a NATO pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defense spending. Germans are now offended that Trump is asking them to pay their fair share for their own defense.
• Although President Obama's foreign policy missteps have made Europe much less safe than it was eight years ago, European elites have overlooked Obama's mistakes because he is a "g*******t" who seems to favor recreating the U.S. in the European image. Trump, by contrast, is a nationalist who wants to rebuild the U.S. in the American, not the European, image.
• European anti-Americanism is certain to escalate in the years ahead, not because of Trump or his policies, but because "g*******ts" appear desperate to save the failing European Union, an unt***sparent, unaccountable, anti-democratic, sovereignty-grabbing alternative to the nation state.



In Germany, Der Spiegel, one of the largest-circulation publications in Europe, published a cover, after Donald Trump's e******n victory, with an image of a giant meteor in the shape of Trump's head hurtling towards the earth. The headline reads: "The End of the World (As We Know It)".

Soeren Kern ~ November 21, 2016

• European criticism of Trump goes far beyond a simple displeasure with the man who will be the next president. The condemnation reveals a deep-seated contempt for the United States, and for American v**ers who democratically elected a candidate committed to restoring American economic and military strength.
• The primary cause of the global disorder is the lack of American leadership at home and abroad. A series of feckless decisions by Obama to reduce American military influence abroad have created geopolitical power vacuums that are being filled by countries and ideologies that are innately hostile to Western interests and values.
• For the past seven decades, the U.S. has spent hundreds of millions of dollars annually to guarantee German security, although Germany steadfastly refuses to honor a NATO pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defense spending. Germans are now offended that Trump is asking them to pay their fair share for their own defense.
• Although President Obama's foreign policy missteps have made Europe much less safe than it was eight years ago, European elites have overlooked Obama's mistakes because he is a "g*******t" who seems to favor recreating the U.S. in the European image. Trump, by contrast, is a nationalist who wants to rebuild the U.S. in the American, not the European, image.
• European anti-Americanism is certain to escalate in the years ahead, not because of Trump or his policies, but because "g*******ts" appear desperate to save the failing European Union, an unt***sparent, unaccountable, anti-democratic, sovereignty-grabbing alternative to the nation state.



In Germany, Der Spiegel, one of the largest-circulation publications in Europe, published a cover, after Donald Trump's e******n victory, with an image of a giant meteor in the shape of Trump's head hurtling towards the earth. The headline reads: "The End of the World (As We Know It)".

Soeren Kern ~ November 21, 2016

• European criticism of Trump goes far beyond a simple displeasure with the man who will be the next president. The condemnation reveals a deep-seated contempt for the United States, and for American v**ers who democratically elected a candidate committed to restoring American economic and military strength.
• The primary cause of the global disorder is the lack of American leadership at home and abroad. A series of feckless decisions by Obama to reduce American military influence abroad have created geopolitical power vacuums that are being filled by countries and ideologies that are innately hostile to Western interests and values.
• For the past seven decades, the U.S. has spent hundreds of millions of dollars annually to guarantee German security, although Germany steadfastly refuses to honor a NATO pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defense spending. Germans are now offended that Trump is asking them to pay their fair share for their own defense.
• Although President Obama's foreign policy missteps have made Europe much less safe than it was eight years ago, European elites have overlooked Obama's mistakes because he is a "g*******t" who seems to favor recreating the U.S. in the European image. Trump, by contrast, is a nationalist who wants to rebuild the U.S. in the American, not the European, image.
• European anti-Americanism is certain to escalate in the years ahead, not because of Trump or his policies, but because "g*******ts" appear desperate to save the failing European Union, an unt***sparent, unaccountable, anti-democratic, sovereignty-grabbing alternative to the nation state.



In Germany, Der Spiegel, one of the largest-circulation publications in Europe, published a cover, after Donald Trump's e******n victory, with an image of a giant meteor in the shape of Trump's head hurtling towards the earth. The headline reads: "The End of the World (As We Know It)".

Er...not sure what I said that brought that on, but let me set the record straight.

I believe America's destiny is to be Israel's only friend when the "world community" decides to put teeth behind their edicts and marches into the battle of Armageddon.

I believe Trump's e******n, while unconnected to that event, is a sign it will happen sooner than it would have if the hag had been elected.

Before that happens, we will see the 6th Trumpet War. Five Trumpets have already sounded.

Also, the "world community" including the Palestinians, will recognize Israel's right to exist (Confirm the Covenant), Israel will cede the West Bank (Judea and Samaria) to the Palestinians, a sharing arrangement will be made concerning the Temple Mount...probably under UN supervision, and a Jewish Temple will be built there, and the issue of Jerusalem will be put off for a later time.

So do I think the crisis is over? It hasn't even begun and I think that things have now been set in motion that will see the prophecies fulfilled.

At the same time, seeing what I've just seen, I'm comfortable with the idea that God is in control and I've read the end of the Story.

Soeren Kern ~ November 21, 2016

• European criticism of Trump goes far beyond a simple displeasure with the man who will be the next president. The condemnation reveals a deep-seated contempt for the United States, and for American v**ers who democratically elected a candidate committed to restoring American economic and military strength.
• The primary cause of the global disorder is the lack of American leadership at home and abroad. A series of feckless decisions by Obama to reduce American military influence abroad have created geopolitical power vacuums that are being filled by countries and ideologies that are innately hostile to Western interests and values.
• For the past seven decades, the U.S. has spent hundreds of millions of dollars annually to guarantee German security, although Germany steadfastly refuses to honor a NATO pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defense spending. Germans are now offended that Trump is asking them to pay their fair share for their own defense.
• Although President Obama's foreign policy missteps have made Europe much less safe than it was eight years ago, European elites have overlooked Obama's mistakes because he is a "g*******t" who seems to favor recreating the U.S. in the European image. Trump, by contrast, is a nationalist who wants to rebuild the U.S. in the American, not the European, image.
• European anti-Americanism is certain to escalate in the years ahead, not because of Trump or his policies, but because "g*******ts" appear desperate to save the failing European Union, an unt***sparent, unaccountable, anti-democratic, sovereignty-grabbing alternative to the nation state.



In Germany, Der Spiegel, one of the largest-circulation publications in Europe, published a cover, after Donald Trump's e******n victory, with an image of a giant meteor in the shape of Trump's head hurtling towards the earth. The headline reads: "The End of the World (As We Know It)".